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Fina looked down for a moment at her left saber. "Hmm... I never really thought of that. I'll have to try modifying it a bit to make the blade smaller, then we can try sparring." She said.

Kari let out a small yawn as Talon came up to her. He seemed rested and ready for more training. Kari didn't mind asking any question he had, after all it was only normal to have questions after everything that had been happening. Any time Talon, what is on your mind?

Ryukai walked the halls of the temple, still itching in his new garbs. He had left his sword in his new room, knowing nothing bad will happen to it while inside the temple. His first sight was the Jedi archives. A giant library with blue holo books that held the history of the Jedi order. His fascination wanted to wander the many records of this library, but he had to stay on track and find that girl. The almost defening silence was annoying him, so he attempted a hum to calm his nerves, seeing various other Jedi down the halls.

The last destination was the training room. His future started here, he would never forget this place. He wandered from room to room until he saw his soon-to-be master and another Jedi. He waits outside the room until they finished with their conversation.

Kari smiled at Talons question. Yes, until you finsh your training you are my padawan. Now if you will wait here one moment I need to find two other people. Kari turned to leave, when she got to the exit she saw Ryukai who was standing outside. Kari wanted to have all three of her padawan being trained at once, it would help save her time. Ryukai, if you would please wait in this room with Talon until I return.

Kari left down the halls looking for her 3rd and last Padawan. He was not hard to find always in the same spot he normaly was. Makum are you ready? Come we have much to do and little of the day to waist, fallow me. and with that Kari turned and began to walk back to the room where talon and Ryukai would be waiting.

Watchng Fina leave, Eldin sighed. He'd hope their talk would go on longer. He wanted an excuse to start exerting his feelings, but either she was too devout to the old code, or too blind to see it.

Jami sighed and stepped away from the balcony. He looked at his lightsaber, wondering if he would ever get the chance to use it. He didn't care if he was sent into combat or not, but he was tired of being cooped up in the Temple. He would even train if he was told, as long as it wasn't in the Temple. Day after day, he watched the galaxy go by with the Jedi isolated from the rest of it. The Jedi were supposed to be protectors; why were they now hidden from the rest of the galaxy?

Jami turned and bowed slightly to Adonis, then stood again. "No, Master, I don't. Is something wrong?"